Publius Sulla, Caesarian commander
Person
Civil War 3.51 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “Meanwhile P. Sulla, whom Caesar at his departure had put in charge of his camp, being informed of this came to the support of the cohort with two legions; and by his arrival the Pompeians were easily repulsed. …”
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Civil War 3.51
Caesar
Meanwhile P. Sulla, whom Caesar at his departure had put in charge of his camp, being informed of this came to the support of the cohort with two legions; and by his arrival the Pompeians were easily repulsed. …
Civil War 3.89
Caesar
… He had placed Antonius in command on the left wing, P. Sulla on the right, and Gn. Domitius in the centre. …
Civil War 3.99
Caesar
… Of the Pompeian army about fifteen thousand appeared to have fallen, but more than twenty-four thousand surrendered, for even the cohorts which had been on garrison duty in the forts surrendered to Sulla; many besides fled to the neighbouring communities. …